“Spinning Toward Revolution: Growing Flax & Processing Linen in New England, 1765-1776”
On Saturday, March 28, Dr. Kimberly Alexander, Director of Museum Studies and Senior Lecturer in the History Department of the University of New Hampshire, will speak about women’s textile production […]
Walking On Native Land
What were the conditions of the lands that helped shape this valley and the lives of the people who lived here 13,000 years ago? How was it different from the […]
An Intimate Evening with Martha and George Washington
Step into the warmth and elegance of the 18th century as we host a special gathering inspired by the hospitality of Martha and George Washington. Enjoy an evening of conversation, […]
The Civilians Trapped Behind the Boston Siege Lines “I Screamed with All My Might”
Join us for the compelling story of the aftermath of the Battles of Lexington and Concord and the hundreds of civilians trapped inside Boston. Regardless of their political allegiance, these […]
The back of the cupboard: Cooking with preserved winter foods in the 18th Century
Step back in time with Stacy Booth of the 2nd Massachusetts Regiment and experience the sights, smells, and techniques of colonial‑era cooking. Join us at the historic Lafayette‑Durfee House for […]
Keynote at the Adams Theater: Stacy Schiff
Pulitzer Prize–winning biographer and Adams native Stacy Schiff returns home for a special MA250 Festival keynote on June 20, 2026. In conversation with interlocutor Sara Houghteling, Schiff will explore the […]
Deborah Sampson Gannett: Reflections on her Revolutionary War Experiences
Julia Getz, actor and educator will portray Deborah Sampson the Massachusetts State Heroine as she describes her life as Continental Soldier Robert Shurtlieff. She was a woman, prohibited from fighting […]
Henry Knox on the Trail: The Dawn of a Nation
The event will start with a 20 minute media show by Jonathan Barkan- an excellent overview of Henry Knox’s journey. The rest of the talk will be an illustrated powerpoint […]
Revolutionary Women Tours
This March, the Freedom Trail® Foundation will honor Women’s History Month with the return of the Revolutionary Women Tours. The tours will help residents and visitors discover the indomitable women […]
Ezekiel How: Sudbury Patriot
Ezekiel How is best remembered for his role as leader of the Sudbury Companies of Militia who fought at Battle Road on April 19, 1775. His other military experience included […]
